Information Madness

Twitter is trying to make the process more convenient with introduction of a "tweet" button that Web sites can place alongside their content. The button serves as an invitation to Twitter's legion of users to share what they're reading without having to copy and paste the Web link.

Web site owners can now add a few lines of code to their pages for quick tweeting.

When a user clicks on the "tweet" button, a pop-up box will appear. The Web site URL will already be shortened, so all a user has to do is add a message and click "tweet." It will be sent to a user's Twitter feed automatically, and that user can continue browsing.

Once the new “tweet” button is pressed by a Twitter users, an automatic shortened link, tied to the user’s Twitter account, pops up. The users can use the button not only for passing along a story or a photo to a friend, but can also add a comment next to the link, sticking to the 140-character limit of Twitter’s messaging service.

After the dispatch of the message, Twitter will also advice the sender about the people he/she may want to follow, based on the shared story’s topic and its writer.

All you have to do is visit Dashboard>Appearance>Extras and then check the box that follows text - "Show a Twitter Tweet Button on my posts" to enable the button. If you want to simply add retweet button to any webpage then you can get the ReTweet button from TweetMeeme.